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Wonder Worms
Mo Anderson
32nd St & Indian School
1 quart = 200 worms = $10
(602) 957-4099
I have had great success with these red wigglers in worm bins. I don't know if red wigglers are native, but some have found their way into my garden beds an...
That would be great! Then we'd have a whole bunch of reasons to travel to Glendale ;)
Hopefully other people will share opinions. I marginally prefer the Sport to the Sun Oven because my chicken is guaranteed to come out tender and I can fit two medium pots in in rather than one large one in the Sun Oven. I find it easier to transp...
Cool - that is very close to me. I would definitely give it a try. Have been wanting to make cheese. Please keep us posted!
I would like to give it a try, depending on cost, travel distance, etc. What is your cross street with Cactus?
There is a company based right here in Scottsdale that has been doing GMO trees for several years at least. There are postings I made about it in the archives of the old PPG yahoogroup. Scary, indeed.
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- About Me:
- Homeschooling mom of 5, community activist,
AZHomegrownSolutions.org member - I am the solution!
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- http://www.resourcesforhealth.org
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Herb Spiral!
Very excited to build an herb spiral at the Roots & Shoots garden at SCC! Ruby generously donated urbanite from her homesite and Chip is teaching the class.
Found a couple nice videos to preview before the class:
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Posted on May 22, 2009 at 9:50am — 1 Comment
AZ Homegrown Solutions - more ways to help
Resources for Health has launched a new program called AZ Homegrown Solutions (new website coming soon). Consistent with the RFH vision:
To enable all citizens to realize the fundamental conditions and resources for Health as outlined in the Ottawa Charter on Health Promotion (1986): food, shelter, education, income, a stable eco-system, sustainable resources, peace, social justice, and equity.
AZ Homegrown Solutions will:
• Provide classes and education about green living strategies
• Assist pe… Continue
To enable all citizens to realize the fundamental conditions and resources for Health as outlined in the Ottawa Charter on Health Promotion (1986): food, shelter, education, income, a stable eco-system, sustainable resources, peace, social justice, and equity.
AZ Homegrown Solutions will:
• Provide classes and education about green living strategies
• Assist pe… Continue
Posted on December 31, 2008 at 11:52am — 1 Comment
AZ Homegrown Solutions - important info - read before 12/31/08!
Donations to Resources for Health can be applied to the Arizona Helping the Working Poor Tax Credit. Making a charitable contribution can actually put money back in your pocket! What this means is that in addition to a federal tax deduction, if you itemize your deductions and you contribute to Resources for Health, you may be eligible for a dollar-for-dollar state tax credit of up to $200 for an individual filer and up to $400 for a married couple filing jointly. This tax credit can be taken in… Continue
Posted on December 27, 2008 at 9:30am — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (26 comments)
- At 9:22am on October 12, 2009,
Ericka Cero Wood said… - Hey Anne,
Could you take a look at the Tree Day page? There is a section down the page a bit that says Roots & Shoots are selling bulbs. Is that from last year? Should i keep it up or take the info down? Just let me know. Thanks! Ericka
- At 6:52pm on September 13, 2009,
Laura Hinds said… - Thanks, Anne. I did sign up for one of the Oct ones and I'm really excited to do some prickly pear harvesting!
- At 3:40pm on September 8, 2009,
Albrt said… - FYI, the Phoenix chapter of the Arizona Archaeology Society is having its first meeting of the season this Thursday at Pueblo Grande Museum. We're having chili at 6:30 and the meeting starts at 7:30. I hope to get a group started for the museum garden. Al - 602-916-5490.
- At 9:41pm on July 8, 2009,
Patrice Barry said…
- thank you I will
patrice
- At 11:53am on June 15, 2009,
Sue Thomas said…
- I guess I am replying late because I have not viewed this lately. I am employed as a Academic Advisor at Mesa Community College and have been involved in environmental issues most of my life. I completed Transition Town training in New Mexico this last weekend, I also need to educate myself in permaculture. Hopefully you will be at Transition Towns Phoenix.
- At 5:57pm on February 24, 2009,
Jenni said… - thanks for coming out today. it was nice to meet you and your family. I talked it over with my team and we've decided to keep the raised beds... it would be too much to try and change that order now, but I think they will work out. I'm excited about getting it going... you've got me excited about it all. thanks again!
- At 10:23am on February 21, 2009,
Jenni said…
- great, thanks so much. I will call you this weekend and we can set up a day to meet.
- At 7:11pm on February 19, 2009,
Jenni said…
- cool! I'd love to have you out sometime soon. I am at Cherokee Elementary School on 56th and double tree. Are you available sometime next week? Thanks so much for offering your time. ~jenni
- At 4:37pm on February 19, 2009,
Kelly Placke said… - Yes, it is. Unfortunately, not a single one of the 100-some people who signed up for our mailing list actually showed up to be a member....so right now the community is just a few of us. But we are ALWAYS looking for members, supporters, people interested, so stop by some Sunday and say hey and we'll give you a tour. Generally working from 11/noon till sunset. its on the corner of 6th st. and Garfield in downtown Phx. Hope to see you soon!
- At 7:11pm on February 14, 2009,
Cindy Findley said… - Anne, excellent idea. I don't know that the kids from Faith North can go anywhere . . . there's been deep cuts on all extracurricular activities due to the current economy.
I'll ask Vice Principle Susan Engdahl if the District would allow homeschoolers to participate in the garden project at Faith North.
As a matter of fact, you should probably call her at 602-257-3914 and mention my name (Cindy Findley). I would leave her email address in this post but the "bots" would probably spams her relentlessly.
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lovely......lovely....gonna do a class?
I'd also shoot for the 9 am slot.
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I love your use of the wall space...so creative!
oh my how lovely....
Really nice!
Keep me posted...maybe after the holidays =0)
I love roses, yours are beautiful!
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